Jim,
The only files that you don't need to put in version controls are
binaries that you can regenerate. You can safely put any other files
including .project, .as2_classpath files. I've been doing this since
last summer without any problems with SVN & subclipse.
Have you tried to clean the project with the Project -> Clean menu
option and/or closing/reopening the project and eclipse?
I've had some weird compilation problems once in a while, but I could
always recover by cleaning my projects or restarting eclipse (maybe a
cache needs to be cleaned).
Hope it helps.
Julien
Jim Kremens a écrit :
I have all the latest versions...
Here's a question - are there files that I should not put in version
control? Like Eclipse's .project file and FDT's .as2_classpath?
I've done it both ways and still had the same problems, so I don't think
that's the solution. Just curious...
Jim Kremens
On 11/14/05, Tomas Lehuta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jim,
I'm using Subclipse in both Eclipse/FDT and Flex Builder 2 and everything
goes ok.
Which version of Eclipse/FDT/Subclipse do you have?
I'm running the latest versions:
Eclipse SDK 3.1.0
FDT 1.0.4
Subclipse 0.9.37
Tomas Lehuta
[http://lharp.net]
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Sent: Monday, November 14, 2005 4:54 PM
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Subject: [Flashcoders] Eclipse/FDT/Subclipse weirdness
This might be slightly OT, as it doesn't directly deal with code. But it
does concern tools of the trade, so here goes...
I'm using Eclipse, FDT and Subclipse. Occasionally, a project just 'goes
bad.' It seems like something is getting corrupted, and I don't know what
it
is.
Here are the symptoms:
Use project for a while - all is fine.
Click refresh.
Get 'An error occurred during Refresh' message with *no additional
information*. (yay error handling!) From this point on, the project is
completely shot - you can't do much if you can't refresh... Checking it
out
again from the repository doesn't work.
The only way I can fix the project is to:
1. Detach it and all of its linked libraries from SVN control (and delete
SVN information from the system).
2. Delete the project and the libraries it links to from the Eclipse
workspace (without deleting all of the files from the system).
3. Re-import the project and various linked libraries, thereby rebuilding
the project.
Of course, I then lose all of my SVN history.
Needless to say, this is really a bummer....
Anyone experienced anything like this? The key would be the meaningless
'An
error occurred during refresh' message.
Thanks,
Jim Kremens
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